Over the course of a business partnership, aspects of the business may change that cause one partner to leave the business. While this is permissible under Maryland law generally, some circumstances of a partner’s exit may harm the other partners and the...
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What is the Difference Between Dissolution and Cancellation of an LLC in Maryland?
Closing an LLC in Maryland is a more involved process than what is required for most other corporate entities. To ensure that all of the business’ debts are satisfied prior to closing its doors, Maryland law requires several filings to be submitted to the...
Can I Sue the Hospital for Messing Up an Epidural in Maryland?
If you’ve sustained epidural injection injuries at a Maryland hospital, you may be upset, confused, and frustrated. While those feelings are understandable, victims should know that they can sue a Maryland hospital for messing up an epidural, recovering...
Can a Hospital Refuse to Treat Me in Maryland?
Most patients expect that a Maryland hospital will immediately admit them upon arrival. That’s not always the case. Unfortunately, when hospitals fail to admit patients in emergency situations, it can have disastrous consequences for Maryland victims. While...
How Are Birth Injuries Diagnosed in Maryland?
Birth injuries are all too common and often preventable in Maryland. A doctor’s negligence during birth can cause injuries to your newborn, greatly impacting their life. Because of this, parents need to learn when birth injuries are diagnosed and how the...
Is It Better to Settle a Medical Malpractice Claim or Go to Trial in Maryland?
Medical malpractice victims in Maryland face an important decision: should they go to trial or settle their claim? In order to choose, victims must understand the pros and cons of settling or going to trial so that they can make the best decision for their case. There...
